Marisia - Maros Megyei Múzeum Évkönyve 1. (2019)
Keve László, Zalán Győrfi: Medieval Small Finds int he Borders of Ideciu de Jos
Medieval Small Finds in the Borders of Ideciu de Jos 85 cm. I. No: 12033 (Pl. 1/7) 8. Crooked iron disc. Dimension: 4.5 x 3.5 cm. I. No: 12034 (Pl. 1/8) 9. Keyhole disc. Poorly preserved, polygon shaped, fragmentary disc. Dimensions: 8.2 x 3.3. I. no: 12035 (Pl. 1/9) 10. Small iron rod with circular transection, narrowing towards the end. Probably a cotterplate or spike fragment. Dimensions: 7 x 0.7 cm. I. No: 12036 (PI. 1/10) 11. String of an unidentified object. Dimensions: 4.5 x 2.1 cm. I. no: 12037 (PI. 1/11) 12. Fragment of a grass hook. Probably part of the short necked hook’s blade, arched towards the lower end. Dimensions: 13.2 x 1.4 cm. I. No: 12038 (PI. 1/12) 13. Iron knife. The corroded blade narrows towards the end. Its tip and tang are aligned. The tang is narrower than the blade and its sides are parallel. Dimension: 18x2 cm. I. No: 12039 (Pl. II/l) 14. Iron knife. The tang is narrower than the blade. The spine is arched towards the end. Dimension: 18 x 1.3 cm. I. No: 12040 (Pl. II/2) 15. Knife case stiffener. Corroded on its lower side, the bolt linking the iron discs above the rectangular ear has been preserved. Dimension: 19.5 x 1.1 cm. I. No: 12041 (Pl. II/3) 16. Counterfeit copper quarting (1/4 denarius), 11.30 x 11.65 mm, 0.30 g, axis 2. Double cross on its obverse, with unidentifiable mint marks on the left and right. On the reverse an open crown. Clipped on the margins. I. No: 12042 (PI. II/4). CNH II 129; Huszár 586; Pohl 124; Unger 456. 17. Counterfeit copper quarting (1/4 denarius), 11.72 x 14.57 mm, 0.32 g, axis 2. Partly visible double cross on the obverse, unidentifiable mint mark on the left, blurred mint mark on the right. On the reverse an open crown. I. No: 12043 (PI. II/5) CNH II 129; Huszár 586; Pohl 124; Unger 456. 18. Counterfeit copper quarting (1/4 denarius), 14.11 x 14.22 mm, 0.39 g, axis 11. Double cross on the obverse, blurred mint marks on the left and right. On the reverse a deformed open crown. Clipped on the margins. I. No: 12044 (PI. П/6) CNH II 129; Huszár 586; Pohl 124; Unger 456. 19. Counterfeit copper quarting (1/4 denarius), 13.13 x 14.05 mm, 0.36 g, axis 12. On the obverse a blurred double cross. On the reverse misplaced open crown. I. No: 12045 (Pl. II/7) CNH II 129; Huszár 586; Pohl 124; Unger 456. 20. Counterfeit copper quarting (1/4 denarius), 12.72 x 13.51 mm, 0.39 g, axis 2. Partially visible, misplaced double cross on the obverse, on the right C? mint mark. On the reverse a blurred open crown. I. No: 12046 (Pl. II/8) CNH II 129; Huszár 586; Pohl 124; Unger 456. 21. Counterfeit copper quarting (1/4 denarius), 12.84 x 13.44 mm, 0.24 g, axis 3. Partially visible double cross on the obverse with a mint mark containing the letter A on the right and left. The mint mark is represented inversely on the right side. I. No: 12047 (Pl. II/9) CNH II 129; Huszár 586; Pohl 124; Unger 456. 22. Counterfeit copper quarting (1/4 denarius), 12.86 x 13.09 mm, 0.40 g, axis ?. Partially visible, misplaced double cross on the obverse, with unknown mint marks on the left and right. Unidentifiable shape on the reverse. I. No: 12048 (PI. 11/10) CNH II 129; Huszár 586; Pohl 124; Unger 456. REFERENCES Benkő 1992 E. Benkő, A középkori Keresztúr-szék régészeti topográfiája. VAH 5 (Budapest 1992) Benkő 2016 E. Benkő, A középkori Székelyföld, In: E. Benkő - T. Oborni (szerk.) Székelyföld története I. A kezdetektől 1562-ig (Székelyudvarhely 2016) 146-168.
